In saying that some have in house maintenance and they show you invoice of their own maintenance arm, you have an INV but its internal and you can vet it.I think that once you have a large portfolio, with say 25 units or more you can create your own website with maintenance request sections.Then you can track the requests and at least know that they are real straight from the tenants.

all of my term loans are " portfolio" AKA Commercial Loans, terms are decent, generally Prime +1 3 or 5 year arm, amm'ed over 15 years, they will go longer, but i want to force myself to pay them off. they will go 80% LTV, but I wont go more than 60% cost to do the loan is usually around $600-700 and the renewal is usually $100

Billboard makes a difference if static kind, flip board, or digital.

Why are so many ads popping up with RLNE#1234567 (example digits only!)

The proposed refinance = 30 years, monthly P/I = $670, rate 4.75% 5/1 arm portfolio loan, but closing costs seem high at $2400.Goal is more cash flow to put toward additional properties.

If you bought a foreclosure they may have you over a barrel.The purchase contract must be an "Arms Length Transaction" Not a discounted sale from a friend or relative.

And when I said I’d charge a 2.5% finder fee to assign the contract they were immediately up in arms.

Would be willing to do a 15 year also if there's a big difference in percentage or maybe even 5/1 ARM. 

We started as flippers and about a year ago began building out a sourcing arm to back into the wholesaling space because there was just no real margin in the deals I was seeing from wholesalers. 

I’ve looked at commercial/blanket and don’t like the terms really haha (ARMs, 15yr terms, etc)Thanks so much!!